I absolutely love your art ever since I received one of your books (I Will Judge You by Your Bookshelf) as a gift. I can't wait to buy your poetry comics as well!
I am so happy to find your work--words are so full of archaeological meanings, hidden beneath the common use, it's like they truly are magic spells waiting for us to recover. Hooray for other word lovers! 💜
I love words, and I love learning new words, and I love the words you are illustrating! MuchasGracias!
Adularescence and Schiller - are the two words used by gemmologists to describe that shimmer seen inside moonstones.
Wow! I hadn't heard these before.
They're very specific to Gemmology which is a specialised branch of Geology. Not even geologists know some of our terms :)
Petrichor. Particularly in the desert. Wondrous. Now I have the word. 🙏
mellifluous words ngl
Petrichor is my favorite word and favorite smell. Love hearing about these beautiful words that we have largely lost from our everyday vocabulary.
Love this!
Apricity, such a beautiful word!
I love this entire concept! I love the idea of an illustrated dictionary or vivacious and voluptuous words!
The beautiful images make learning so enjoyable ❤️
I'm a Word Nerd, and I LOVE this! I really like petrichor. I wonder if there is a similar word to describe the smell of rain on pavement.
Galoshes
Adularescence my new word.
Adulerescencia en español. Loooveeee
I absolutely love your art ever since I received one of your books (I Will Judge You by Your Bookshelf) as a gift. I can't wait to buy your poetry comics as well!
Nice to hear that, thank you!
I am so happy to find your work--words are so full of archaeological meanings, hidden beneath the common use, it's like they truly are magic spells waiting for us to recover. Hooray for other word lovers! 💜
Apricity is my new favourite word.
Petrichor is a favourite smell! 🌧️
Petrichor. Hmm I need to use that some place in my vegetable gardening book! Thanks. Wishing you success with your upcoming release!!
give ‘schadenfreude’ a try- i hope i’ve spelt right
That was on my high school vocab list, great word!